Queensland made last-minute amendments to its hate speech laws following criticism over definitions and free speech concerns, refining provisions before the bill moved forward.
Fuel supplies in Gaza are rapidly depleting following Israel's decision to close its borders, a move prompted by escalating hostilities related to the ongoing conflict in Iran. The closure has heightened humanitarian concerns in the region, impacting daily life and essential services.
New Delhi, March 2, 2026 — At the conclusion of his first official visit to India as Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney placed strong emphasis on an ambitious economic partnership with New Delhi. At the heart of the discussions: the growing role of Canada’s major pension funds in financing India’s growth—a key lever for diversifying trade and attracting massive investments.
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Russia has cut oil drilling amid financial constraints, sanctions, and market pressures, raising concerns about future output and long-term production stability.
Macron challenges social media platforms’ claims of free speech, emphasizing responsibility, transparency, and the influence of algorithms on public discourse
South Africa’s longstanding diplomatic support for Iran at the UN reflects historic ties but has drawn scrutiny as geopolitical tensions raise questions about alignment and global partnerships.
Shabana Mahmood, the Shadow Home Secretary, is set to announce significant changes to the UK's asylum system, aiming to enhance the process and address key challenges faced by applicants.
An Essential poll shows 58% of voters are open to One Nation, signaling rising protest sentiment that could threaten both Coalition and Labor ahead of the next federal election.
In a recent briefing, Canadian officials reaffirmed their commitment to supporting U.S. measures aimed at dismantling Iran's nuclear capabilities, highlighting the collaborative efforts between the two nations to address global security threats.
Iran has officially confirmed the death of its military chief, issuing stern warnings that any actions resulting in his death have "crossed a red line." The Iranian leadership promises to respond with significant force, escalating tensions in the region.
Pressure from Saudi Arabia and Israel is reported to have significantly influenced President Trump's decision to consider military action against Iran. This dynamic underscores the complex geopolitical alliances shaping U.S. foreign policy.
South Korean President Lee has expressed optimism about fostering stronger relations with Japan, emphasizing the need for collaboration in creating a "friendly new world." His remarks come amid ongoing efforts to mend historical grievances and enhance diplomatic cooperation.
The Australian government has officially stated that it did not participate in Operation Epic Fury, a military operation reportedly conducted in Iran. This clarification comes amidst rising concerns about regional military activities.
In a controversial statement, President Donald Trump declared that Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is deceased. This claim comes amid heightened tensions between the United States and Iran.
As the world races to secure metals essential for batteries, electric vehicles, and the military industry, two of the planet's wealthiest individuals are turning their attention—and their billions—toward Quebec. Jeff Bezos (founder of Amazon) and Bill Gates (co-founder of Microsoft) are among the main backers of KoBold Metals, a Silicon Valley-based exploration company revolutionizing mining through artificial intelligence.
Deploying the largest military force in the Middle East since the Iraq War
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US and Israel attack Iran as Tehran retaliates across Middle East
The Trump administration has officially designated Iran as a state sponsor of wrongful detention, highlighting concerns over the country's practices regarding the imprisonment of foreign nationals and political dissidents.
ICC Day 4 concluded Duterte’s confirmation hearing, with prosecutors and defense delivering closing arguments. Judges will decide within 60 days whether crimes against humanity charges proceed to trial.
President Macron is set to present France's nuclear deterrence doctrine at a submarine base, addressing growing concerns over Russian military actions. This announcement reflects France’s commitment to maintaining a strong defense posture in uncertain geopolitical times.
In recent discussions, Trump suggested the idea of a "friendly takeover" of Cuba, according to Senator Marco Rubio. This controversial proposal highlights ongoing debates about U.S. relations with the island nation.
Senator Marco Rubio has announced that Iran has been officially designated as a state sponsor of wrongful detention. This classification aims to hold the Iranian government accountable for its practices regarding the detention of foreign nationals.
Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited Hangzhou to explore business ties in technology and green industries, signaling continued economic engagement with China amid strategic caution.
The Green Party wins Gorton and Denton in a historic first Westminster by-election victory, unseating Labour in a constituency long considered secure.